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Chironomidae - wing
Tony T
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Posted on 03-05-2008 02:14
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 1 May 2008, NB. Canada. Fly length including antennae: 9mm
This fly from the group lacking a m-cu crossvein.
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 with no m-cu there are Telmatogetoninae (it doesn´t seem so), Orthocladiinae and Chironominae, regards
 
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 The genitalia type places this in the Chironominae
 
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 Thanks for narrowing this down.
 
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